[00:02] have tried a huge number of strategies.  It took me 2 years to make money from it.  Now I trade less than 90 minutes a day.  And in this video I will share my scalping strategy that I use every day.  This
[00:16] strategy does not require much time to prepare for trading.  Instead, I follow a simple three-step checklist to enter a trade.  And in about 90 minutes I will finish trading. So, this is the complete course on my simple,
[00:30] high-end setup.  And here are my statistics for 2026, for a month. statistics for 2026, for a month. Profit $2,500, 35 trades. This is my yield curve.  The average reward to risk ratio is 442. This means that
[00:46] I make $379 and lose $86 on each average trade. Profit factor 2.31.  This means that for every dollar I lose, I make
[00:58] $2.31.  It took me 3 years to realize that trading is not a quick way to make money.  Trading is a long journey and I have been through
[01:10] many trials myself.  The purpose of this video is to teach a simple and proven strategy that I use every day to make a profit.  So, all day to make a profit.  So, all you need is one candle.  I also
[01:25] call it the first candle strategy.  And in order to trade this strategy, trade this strategy, I use a three-step model for entering the market.  So, step number one.  We need to take the first
[01:39] fifteen-minute candle and draw its maximum and draw its minimum.  For us, this will be a resistance level and a support level.  We take this on a fifteen-minute time frame.  The very first candle, which opens at 9:30 am
[01:57] Eastern Time, which is New York Time.  In Moscow it is 17:30, that is, from 9:30 to 9:45. And in the last video, many people asked the question: "What kind of tool? Who is it suitable for, and who isn't it?"  This strategy is
[02:12] suitable for all types of markets.  Either Forex, or crypto, or futures.  Doesn't matter.  Take the first fifteen-minute candle on these tools and
[02:24] first fifteen-minute candle on these tools and plot its high and low at 9:30 New York time.  Step number two, once you've drawn on the fifteen-minute time frame, move on to the five-minute time frame.  In fact, the first three
[02:37] five-minute candles from the opening of the American session are, roughly speaking, the first fifteen-minute bar.  And here we also have these same levels. Our task now is to wait for the price to go either above this level or
[02:52] below the level.  But here is the main condition: you need to wait for the breakout.  What does it mean?  It is necessary that some candle after three candles, the next candle, yes, the fourth or later, closes behind this level, or
[03:08] closes behind this level.  What do you mean closed?  That is, the body is the shaded part, and this is the shadow.  So, for the body to close behind resistance or
[03:20] support.  When the five-minute bar closes below one of the levels, we move on to step number three.  We are moving to a one-minute time frame.  And after this breakout, that is, the five-minute period closed, some kind of breakout took place, now we
[03:34] are on the one-minute time frame.  We wait for a pullback in order to enter a trade on this pullback , set a stop-loss, set a take-profit and work out this trade.  I'm
[03:46] only looking for this combination during the first hour and a half after opening, which first hour and a half after opening, which is from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM New York time is from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM New York time or 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM Moscow time.  So,
[03:59] to summarize.  Three-step entry model.   The first step is to draw the high low of the first Fifteen-minute time frame.  Next, we move to the five-minute timeframe and wait for a breakout of one of these levels. Either higher or lower.  The candle should
[04:15] close within five minutes.  As soon as the fourth or later candle within the first 90 minutes closes below this level, we have the right to move to step three, that is, switch to the one-minute time frame.  Here, naturally, our
[04:31] price will rise, yes, and we will wait for a pullback in order to enter on this pullback.  That is the same retest.  And the next question immediately comes to mind: is this strategy really that simple and profitable?  Well, let's see.
[04:45] First, we looked at the first candle strategy, which means we need to wait for the first candle.  That's it, we can't enter any earlier , we just wait the first 15 minutes. Next we wait for the exact three steps to enter and exit without guessing.   The
[05:01] next thing we do is take the correct time frames to filter out high-quality trades. Fifteen-minute, when the transition to five-minute and when the transition to one-minute.  There is one little
[05:16] rule everywhere.  Next, I will show examples for one calendar week with all the pros and cons, using this setup exclusively in the first 90 minutes from the opening of trading.  So, friends, let's now see how the strategy works
[05:31] in real time.  So, here we are at 17:30.  Bidding opens.  So, our first fifteen-minute candle closed at 17:30 17:45. Here is this little red candle.  We mark the lower boundary of this candle and the upper
[05:47] boundary of this candle.  These will be levels for us .  Next, what do we need?  We are moving to a five-minute time frame. Now here are the five minutes, yes, the first three candles.  1 2 3. And we wait for the candle to close either behind this level or behind the
[06:02] given level.  Here we have a five-minute candle that closed behind the level.  And then we move on to the one-minute time frame.  On the one-minute timeframe, we are waiting for a rollback from this zone, that is, we are watching for the price to retest.
[06:15] If she comes to the retest and doesn't show anything, well, that means there's no trade. Look, the bar closed below this level. That is, there is no rebound from the level, there is a strong rise in price, there is no rejection of the level.  This is a bad scenario.  This suggests
[06:30] that sellers do not control the price.  Here is the second attempt at a retest. Okay, there is a breakout, we are waiting for a pullback.  We see a weak bar.  But after this weak bar, a strong price section bar is needed for the bears.  That is, for us there must be
[06:44] three conditions: a breakout, a retest, and a strong price section bar.  We have a retest, it is clear that the candle does not close beyond A and then there is no strong price action bar.  That's it, we're not going in.  There is no third condition for us to enter the market.  That is,
[06:58] we need a breakout, a retest, a strong barsession.  Let's look further.  The price went into a sideways movement.  We are not interested.  We only look at breakout attempts.  We see that the breakout failed again.  That is, the price goes back into the range.  All.  Wait for a breakout of
[07:13] these levels in the first 90 minutes.  We see that we are attempting to break through . . Then the price didn't retest, it just hung around somewhere, there was no retest and, yes, it went back.  We still
[07:27] retest and, yes, it went back.  We still have time until 19:00 Moscow time.  If there is a breakdown, then take the tool.  And here we see a beautiful picture.  The bar closed for a further rollback, yes, there was a bar, I went there, but then there was a powerful bar.  After
[07:41] this it is not yet possible to enter, because there was a breakout in the opposite direction.  The most important thing is that the bar, which closed below the level for the first time, was not knocked out.  This is the main condition, it must not be knocked out. Powerful bar, but we can't enter.  If there
[07:55] were shadows here and the bar had not closed beyond this level.  After a powerful entry, but then a second test is needed, that is, a double top.  Look, the price is going up.  They abandon this level and a powerful bar appears again, which
[08:08] closes below the previous one.  Let's try entering a trade, open a short, set a stop-loss behind this second peak and set the reward-to- risk ratio to 2:1, yes, on average 2: 1.  How many do we have?  Here's two to
[08:25] one.  And let's see what comes out of this. Here the instrument is slowly accumulating and following the trend. rollbacks occur.  We don't break even until the instrument makes
[08:39] two to one.  That is, we have a stake, we have a stop, we no longer control the position.  We see, the deal went well.  The main thing is that we saw went well.  The main thing is that we saw three most important conditions.  The bar has been broken into,
[08:51] the main thing is that it doesn't get knocked down.  Next, one, retest, two, retest, powerful bar.  You can have one retest and a powerful bar enter, but then the retest must be from the level. The candle should not close back below the level.  Let's look at the next
[09:06] day.  We are waiting for the first fifteen-minute bar to close.  17:30 17:45.   The first candle closed.  Here we are, the red candle.  We place
[09:18] the maximum of this red candle along its border and place the minimum.  Next, we move to the five-minute time frame and wait for one of the sides to break out on the five-minute time frame, so that the bar closes either higher or lower.  And so the five-minute bar, yes, closed below the
[09:35] level.  Our task now is to switch to the one-minute timeframe and wait for a retest there.  Here is the one minute time frame.   We are waiting for a rollback. Look, we had a breakdown, right? Let's see that there was a retest.  That is, the price is
[09:49] suitable and in this case the level is abandoned.  But we need a powerful price action bar. This isn't a powerful bar compared to the previous one, just some small snot.  We see that the price closed
[10:02] below the level and went down.  This means that a new attempt to break through is needed here on the minute time frame.  The bar closed and then a retest of this level occurs.  One, two, buys out and a price action bar appears.  I wouldn't say it's a powerful
[10:18] price section bar, but firstly, it's green, it engulfs the previous one, and it's just above the middle.  At the close of this bar, you can take a long position, but in this case, stops are placed not under this minimum, but under this bar, which closed with its entire body
[10:33] decline, but here it is clearly visible that the breakout bar was held.  We put here breakout bar was held.  We put here two: to one.  Let's open a long position and
[10:45] set our stop loss like this. Let's set our take profit like this.  And then we don’t control the position, either stop or take.  There are no other options. The deal is going well.  There are two: one. So let's look at the next day.
[11:00] The first fifteen-minute candle closed.  We set the level according to its minimum .  Here it is, the red candle.  And at its maximum level, it is exactly the same.  Next, we move to the five-minute time frame and wait for the candle to close beyond this level.
[11:14] Next we wait for the retest.  But we see that the candle not see a retest.  Therefore, there is no deal.  So, we'll skip this day.  There were no trades on this particular setup that day.  The next,
[11:28] fourth day, we can immediately wait for the first three bars on the five-minute timeframe .  This is the same as the first fifteen minute bar. We just had three bars close.  Here is 1730. We place the levels along their boundaries,
[11:45] the maximum and minimum of these three candles. We see that the five-minute candle closed beyond the border.  Next, we move to the minute timeframe and wait for a retest at this level.  We see that we are experiencing a retest of this level.  Next, we
[12:01] ideally need to see a strong price section bar.  We see the price section bar.  It breaks the previous high, but there is no strength in this bar.  I am a very conservative trader, so I don't like to take such setups.  However, there are aggressive
[12:18] traders who enter long here, yes, with a stop below the previous minimum and set a take profit of 2:1. Well, honestly, I'm going to skip this trade
[12:30] because I don't really like this entry bar, so it will be a skip trade.  Here we have an attempt to break through the lower boundary.  It seems like a retest is underway, but a strong bar is needed.  Below is the price list for the action, but it is not available.  that here his powerful
[12:46] green in direction, that is, a strong bart in this case red, almost shaved bar or about shaved. Like this, like this, like this.  They are such a shadow, yes.  But there is a retest here, no breakout.  That is, we need a breakout, a
[12:59] retest, a powerful bar.  Here I did not enter into a weak construction.  Maybe I missed two to one, but I don't like that kind of thing.  And here this rule helped me not to lose it.  So we wait, we have the first 90 minutes, and we wait
[13:13] until the price breaks through somewhere.  will not retest. There is a breakdown, but no retest.   It's just that the price is in zero gravity in one bar.  So far, there's an attempt at a retest, but we see that the bar has closed behind them, that is, a complex breakout, the instrument is
[13:29] in a sideways movement and is swimming in a sideways movement.  Here we have an attempt at a breakout.  There is a breakout, there is a retrace and a powerful bar.  But, as I already said, the bar that was closed by the body should not be knocked out.  Yes, there was a retest here, but the retest knocked out a breakout, so
[13:44] in this case there is no breakout as such.  There may be a retest, there is a powerful bar.  That is, the second condition is a retest, the third condition is a powerful bar.  And the first condition is a breakout, it is no longer there, this bar must be broken through again.
[13:58] Therefore, since there is no breakout, we do not enter into this trade and simply continue to watch the market until the price breaks through within 90 minutes .  Is this until 19:00 Moscow time or until
[14:10] 11:00 New York time?  Let's see, a different names.  What do people call him? Look how I navigate it. Since this is a sideways movement, the following applies here .  Against two bars, powerful,
[14:24] shaved two bars, it goes in the opposite direction.  Well, here's a powerful powerful bar coming back.  Two in a row.  Powerful powerful bar right here they are coming back.  The average volatility on this instrument is four points.  That is, traders
[14:40] here entered with scalping positions, they placed a short position of four points and placed a stop of the same size, one to one.  When this stop is knocked out, this area becomes a further possible level.  If there is some kind of reaction from it, then you can take the
[14:55] instrument in that direction.  Only here was there such a powerful attempt to break through. Let's see what's happening here.  We have this level.  Once they tried to roll back.  Two tried to roll back, but it didn't work.  It seems like there is some kind of
[15:07] powerful bar, but it is unclear, it closed at the previous level.  An attempt to break through this level is again hit.  Here it is, this level, yes, and a powerful bar appears. On the next bar, one tick above this bar, you can take a long position.  Stop
[15:24] putting this barbovat two to one take.  Let's try.  Let's take a long position and place a stop-loss behind this bar.  This is our small stop loss.  and in this case we will set take profit. So, let's take a look.  The deal is developing,
[15:39] the deal is being executed.  2: Oh yes.  In total, over five trading days, we received a result of $1,025.  We didn't trade for two days, we didn't have our setup. This setup was in 3 days.  If you want to
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